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THE MORNING NEWS. J. S. HAMPTON, Proprietor. Published Daily. Except Monday. BATKS OF St-BSCKIPTIOS, IS ADVANCE On Year Ty Mail), Postage pajd,.-.. 4 oo SixMontlw, w " Three Months, " " Two Months " " " 75 Od Month, " " M ; To city subscriber, delivered in any part of the city t io ct per week. , PUSLI3HSSS AWH0TOCE3CEIITS. No advertisements inserted in Local column at any price. An extra charge will be made for double-column or triple-column advertisements. Ail announcements and recomendations of candi dates for office, wfll be charged as advertisements. Advertisements to follow reading matter, or to occupy any special place, will not be received. Amusement, and Official advertisements 50 cts per square for each insertion. Advertisements kept under the head of 'New Advertisements" will be charged fifty per cent, extra. Payments for transient advertisements must be made in advance. ' Remitances must be made by Check, Draft, Postal Money Order, Express, or in Registered Letter. : Only such remittances will be at the risk of the pub- tishers. ! Under the head of "Special City Items," business notices will be inserted at the rate of 5 cents a linef J or every insertion. THE EAILBOADS. ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS. RICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAILROAD. I Arrives trom Richmond at 9-43 a m I . , 8.55 p m f Leaves for Richmond at.......... 8.32 am f 9-SSPO1 i s - " ; NOKTH CAROLINA RAILROAD. I Arrives from Charlotte at.... ...... .. 8.22 a m " 9-47 P m ' Leaves for Charlotte at .......... 9.48 a m 95Pm 1 Arrives from Goldsboro at. . 8.35 P m ..... 10.20 pm . .... 7.40am Leaves for Goldsljoro at. M ... ...... 9.50am 6.00 a m ..... 9.52pm KORTH-WESTEKN N. C. RAILROAD. Arrives from Salem at. . 8.00 a m 8.24 p m Leaves for Salem at . 10.00 p m .10.00 p m ' C. F. AND Y. V. RAILROAD. Arrives from fayetteville at 6.15 p m Lea ves for Fayetteville at . . ... .......... , 10.00 a m i . ; ; : ; : thk postoppice. Uails for the North close at 8.00 a. m. and 9.00 p.m. f Charlotte " 900 900 " Raleiga " 900' i Salem " 900 9 I Fayctteyille " 9.00 I The money order and registered letter office will ! 'Only be open from 9.00 a. m. to 6 p. m. General Delivery is open irom 7a.n1. uum o except when opening mails. Also, half hour after opening tfie Southern night mail. Sunday hours, for general delivery, 8.00 a. m. for half hour ; and half hour after the opening of the mails from both North and South. The lock-boxes are accessible at all hours. BESTDENT CLERGYMEN. I Presbyterian : v I . Dr. J. Henry Smith, N. Church Sc J Rev.E. W. Smith, Asheboro St. S. Greensboro I Baptist : I Rev. W. R-Cwaltney, S. Elra St., South Greensboro. , tfethodist Episcopal. I Rer, Er Mn, Met S. 1 Q. F. Sm.ith,, S. QreensbqrQ. Riv. ), U Michaux. N. Qreeno St " J, R, BalL Spring St BpUcopal 1 Rev, A. H. Stubbs, N. Elm St. PRODUCE MARKET . Apples green, per bu. Bacon hog round. . . . , Beef i.ooai.50 a9 Butter ........ Beeswax..,.., Chickens old .yx8 i8a25 ...ax8 - ..15120 Ci '."-. . ......IVNilC inrn npw r wed FBiack. j:.,,;;.:;;:;:;;;;; ?rie' - ; hw: r f cnes, unpared 1-2, 23J a x-2 . ; ."(Mini 1, ' s r.m..m. ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;5s ,j.i.iM,mu,v,Mi,i1M,,,l..;;.;,,;; FUxsM. ,,,,, ,flt ' FJaurPamily .,,,,,,, , "1; " ' " "7S -''SuDerfina . ""V "'4 5 Onion,.,.. .I iOats fPork..... . ' ;445 ' t. -. 6a Rags-fcottoo ' "5 Tallow.... . , Wool-washed ' 6 4 UBshed....;. ...30 Wheat.... 20 I ' : .....fiai 25 RKTAILprkes OF GROCERIES. Q9?w-..,.,.., ........,mm ,..,9wl Ite-"--:. ;. --vis DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE CITY CP OKEENSBORO. Vol. I THE LATEST NEWS. Railroad Occident. Cleveland, O.. Feb. 11. The Cleveland and .Pittsburg express, which left here at 12:45 this morning ran through a bridge about six miles from this city. The engine, baggage and express cars ran across all right, but the smoker, containing four pas-, sengers, went down with the briuge. The engine and express and oaggage cars ran off t he track alter crossing the bridge and turned over. A day coach went partially over into the stream, hut was held back by the sleeper, which remained on the track. The Jassengers in the smoker miraculous y escaped injury. The fireman had a leg broken. High water under mined the abutments of the bridge and caused the accident. Indictment of Secretary JUan mng Washington, Feb. 11. Represen tative Weaver, of Iowa, who is prom inent in the movement to institute an impeachment indictment asrainst Sec retary Manning on the charge of vio- 4! 1 T iL .T.-JI muug nit; iuw m uits laiiure u) issue $1 and $2 treasury notes, says he has been advised by the President that the Secretary has been directed to execute the law on the subject and that the ground occupied by the members who propose impeachment proceedings is correct. Mr. Weaver thinks there will be no trouble here after in the execution of the laws and that the notes will be issued as origi nally contemplated. . . . is " A Terrific Blow. Cleveland, Ohio. Feb., u. A ter rific tornado, accompanied by ' heavy rains, swept over the southern and east ern portion of the city of Akron at 7:30 this morning. In Centre street the chimneys were blown from a whole row of buildings, and sheds and outhoujes were blo.wm.into kindling , wood. The front bf J. Fretzer's grocery, stoie'was blown out. At SibeilingV mower and reaper works a big stack was partially blown down, the bricks and timbers smashing through the root ot the main shop where several ol the - employees narrowly escaped injury. At West Richfield, a fire broke out in the Hildebrand hotel when the storm was at its height and the hotel was en tirely destroyed ; loss, $40,000 .- On the Ohio Vallev railroad hio wash outs are reported.. Near Independence " "aic iiau iu uc ituanaonea. Cleveland many lumber yards on flats are submero-ed to thp rlnth In the ot a O 1 w. u 7rr r t n 1 21. TLT: 1 i i www ui tuwic, cum lii-jcwDerg consiaer able damage has been done by the high B tie fens cs. Washington. Feb.. n. Members of of the committee on appropriations are ence committee on fortifications before taking up the Senate' and House bills pruvimng ior coast aeienses. Members of the latter committee say they will like ly submit a report accompanied by a bill by the 'middle of next week. The appropriations committee will have a regular meeting on Tuesday next,-when t h o onoc J r -11 1 f wi ucicusc uui win dc iormaiiy picacnica ior reierence to a suD-com-mittee. A little importance is expressed by the Republicans of the committee at uic seeming inclination ot the Demo crats to delay consideration . of thp. uh- ject. Major Butterworth. who' is a meraber of the conference committee. sas n ls probable that that committee will report a hill which will mt iV,. approval of both houses. The ideas of inc aenate seem to be much more liber al than those of the majority of the H Otic A rn U r . wt, luc auUjCC ox cQasi aeienses Premature Explosion of aix In ternal Jtlachine in a San Francisco Theatre. San Fuiwp, nllr:n v-ai... .rco. 10. Oner.gwa Pance at the Grand Pan; . 1 niSnc ani wmie Mme. txia n slaSe a tremendous seen in ,VaS heard and smke was on'v nLhe. &allerv- A panic was SeS-- -d self- bolice arrl a 1 c on ..line stage. Ane and hands and the r?y Dc nal machint iw S5 i3n an Prwotlpiropriation; I Washington, Feb . 11. Senator mwm Greensboro, N. C.Feb. 13, Cameron introduced htll tn-riav innm pnatine Sic.ooo .OOO for th naval c t o K iishment. The bill contemplates the construction ot ten war vessels, to be prescribed by the Navy Department. Great Conflagration in lugus- ta ua. By telegraph to the Morninz News. Augusta, Ga.. Feb.,-1 2. The ODera House; Globe Hotel and several adjoin- ing Duildmg have just burned down. The back part of the Central Hotel is on hre. i ire still raging at 8.30 p. m. Mrs. D. P. Bowers was filling an en gagement at the Opera House,, in yueen Elizabeth." Her loss is not known at this hour, but it is probably very heavy, as her wardrobe was the most costly ever brought to the South. . ' B- , The President's IVlo. Washington. Feb.. 11 Th? dent late this afternoon put an end to all doubt and speculation about his at titude on the dependent pension bill by sending to the House a message vetoing MIC UUI, . Citizens Mooting Yesterday Morn ing. In response to the ringincr of tho court house bell yesterday morning, about 9 o'clock,. the citizens met in the court house to take some 'action looking ta the detection and punish ment of crime In Greensboro. Col. Bo.vd havinor stated tho nhtff of the meeting, Mr. SS. Brown of fered the following resolution, which was unanimously adopted : WllEBEAS : Two of our pit! have already been knocked down nnon our streets in the night time and killed' by some unknown and whereas on last night our towns man, jsit. w. 13. crump, was danger ously assaulted on a public street ; all this we see with an increasing alarm. ixow, mereiore, in oraer that all such offenders may be apprehended and punished by law. we. the uiidpr. signed, promise and 'agree to pay tho sums opposite our respective names to any person who shall secure tho arrest and conviction of the person or persons who assaulted the said urump or eitner ot tne two citizens (Mr. Parker and Mr. Owen), hereto fore killed, on such condition. Col. John A. Barringer thought the better plan would be to authorize the commissioners to employ a de tective at once, nnd honpht ihn amount offered should not lo sub- scnbetl for the detection and convic tion of the criminal,' but should be used in paying the expenses and sal ary of the detective, as it was diffi cult to obtain a detective where it was a condition that the party should be "convicted." . Judge Schenck offered the follow ing as a substitute for Mr. Brown's resolution, but afterwards changed it to a separate resolution, which was adopted: - Besolved, That the committee heretofore appointed, by the public meeting of the citizens be requested to have an amendment added to the city charter granting power and au thority to the Board of Commission ers to employ detectives und offer re wards and take measures to discover and bring to justice the perpetrators of crime In the city. Mayor King made some remarks and introduced the following resolu tion: .Resolved, That the chairman of this meeting appoint a committee of five citizens authorized to solicit vol untary contributions to be added to such reward as may be offered by the city to secure the arrest and convic tion of the murderers of Parker and Owen, and the person who assaulted Mr. Crump. - Adopted. Tne rouowing persons were ap pointed to constitute this committee; Messrs. Sample Brown, G. Will, Armfield, John H. Whitt. Y. a Moore and E. P. Yhajton, M r. Ii. M, Scot t made remarks favoring the action of the meeting. Col. John A. Barringer offered the following, which vas adopted: Be it resolved: That it is the sense of this meeting that the mayor and commissioners of Greensboro, N. C, are authorized and requested to em rttr i mm . AND OP THE STATE. 1887. No. 27 ploy a detprtlvA nf rr r anl . t.t. " . 4jva iiav 1113 expenses and remuneration as they " ouu uo mi omer tnincs twrriaia, arresi ana con- J??IV,nI,cn occurred on the night lua it v Willi nxoniian m the 11th Inst Remarks were made by tho editor Of me workman, Hon. D.F.CaldweU. and W.S. Ball. Judge Schenck oflered the follow. ing additional resolution, which wfl unanimously adopted: That the milvnr nnrl trr tt W .. UkUVi UUa zens appointed by the chair bo re- vj-w3.v.x4, iu ouui wanner as may seem best to them, to ralTr oil .t JSLS1!', IlD? PPon tho vuuiujhwu iaai mgnt, and to request the aid of all gcod citizens Id The following persons were nrmrifnr. ed on this committee : R. M. Iteeco and J. D. White. Tho meeting then adjourned. Sunday Reading. Thoro orn 1 f7f Vniinf. trt States. None in Greensboro, how- No man is fit for Gck1 RPrvlfo wKr Is not willing to do little things. Tho pwpiu wno are aiways waung ior an opportunity to do some great thing never, accomnlished ftnvthinr Moody. There Ii nothing nreferable in th remembrance of a good action, ex cept xne intention or doing a better. A harsh voice, a coarso laugh trif les like these have suddenly spoiled a favorable first impression. Tho cul tivation of tho heart must bo real, not feigned.. ! Bay by day we are making tho In- uuence wnicn will . presently bo our rulers; we are making our desUny. We are choosing our habits, our as sociates, our traits, our homes. In time these acquire a power over 113 which enslaves our will; T and we neither will nor can break loose Orplian? Friend. There Is seldom a line of glory written upon tho earth's surface but a line of suffering runs parallel with it : and they that read tho lustrous syllables of the one, and btoop'not to decipher tho worn and spotted in scription of tho other, get tho least half of the lesson earth has to give. A poor little boy, while attempt ing to jump from a city car the other afternoon, fell beneath the car, and was fearfully mangled. As soon as the child could npeak, he called pit eously for his mother, and a messen ger was at once sent to bring her to him. When the bereaved woman arrived, she hung over the dying hoy in nmy of grief. "Mother" whispered he, with a painful effort, "I sold four newspa pers, and the money Is In ray pocket." With tho hand of death upon his brow, the last thought of the suffering-child was for the poor hard working mother, whoso burdens he was striving to lighten when ho lost his life. . That intemperance 13 the monster evil of the land is a self evident pro position, and though peopI6 may differ as to tho means to bo used in its suppression, still a tree must be judgedbyjts fruit, and the fact that the temperance workers have done much good will hardly be denied by the most ardent anti-prohibitionist. Danville Register. Sleep. Dr. J. Mcnli-Hilty, recommend a position during sleep In which the feet will bo elevated about eight inches ; the habit can be easily form ed if tho process is undertaken gradu allythe pillows .being taken from beneath the head and placed under tho feet. Many years experience with this method of sleeping convinc ed tho writer that tho circulation Is Improved and better nutrition for th brain and nerves obtained. As the thyroid gland acts as a regulator .for the distribution of the blood, no un due congestion of the brain need be apprehended. Ho recommends his method for nervoiw disorder de pending on anaemia of the brain and spine; ccorea, epilepsy, etc;, and In diseases of the heart and lungs. Health and Home. . The Mounixo News Is kept on sale at the Dike Book Co.'a .News Stand. THE MORNING NEWX ' TBOtMirtlTBIj: (WSqtu0MD.r, . 1 Two Dy fS fr y..... ....... 1 On k....,..., ....... ' in . TW XTrnmir. Tm tdid XoBpaa tyvm mkm SPECIAL CITY ITEMS. Mme. Janish goes from .here to Lynchburg. A.notlon, Will be sold on . Saturday, February 19th, 1S37 at 1 p. m.. before the Court House door. Household, and Kitchen Furniture belonging to Mrs. H. 8tern. Sale preraptory. . . Iw rlTox- Rent, Two furnished rooms in a prirate dwelling on West Market St. Apply at this office. Food Ibt: Dinner. Nary Beans, Saur Kraut, Hams. Mmte Meat, Irish and Sweet Potatoes at E: M. Caldcleugh & Bro. B sure to get a piece of Kernodle's fine meat to-day. Best supply ot good meau in the market Old N.' E. and Jamaica Rum at E. G. Neu coub's Fine cabbage at the Racket Store at 3K cts lb. Sweet Potatoes 20 cts. Iruh potatoes at 2035. Turnip sal lad at 20c peak. Deliveredany where in the city. I am selling all my tin ware at cost. Also a good lot of geese leathers com paratively new. Come and examine them. . , J. A. Kcrnodle. Choice Kan Cured Tobacco and Havanna Cigars at E. G. NewcomVs The McDonalofHouse, one hundred yards west of the depot h the best ar ranged Boarding House in the cityjterros reasonable. ' Fine Old Apple and Peach Brandies at E. G. Newcomb's. P. L. George & Go's nice hams breakfast strips, shoulders and lard, a :' : M. K Caixum. Graham wailer. water crackers. Sultana, fruit Dried Beef. Potatoes. Sea, foam crackers. All goods pure and fresh. . M. K. Callum. Dinner Tlmo, Mince-meat, canned tomatoes, peach es, peas and corn at , E. M. Caldcleugh & Bro. f 1 Choice Old Pennsylvania Rye Whis- ! kies at E. G. Newcomb's ; Pino Prench Candy. The finest French Candy made In the United States at E.M. Caldclugii & Bro. ' IIcndtlio XAmU At D. B. Yancey's stall this morning you will find the best and finest beef, pork and sausage in the market. He has one steer weighing nearly six hun dred pounds. Yancey tries to get the best for his customers. Give him a call and supply yourselves. Orders sent him will receive prompt attention. XMlxo Boole Company. Ladies Fine Note Paper, selling at cost, to make room lor new purchases. Fresh supplies of Paper-covered Liters t-re. Valentines, Valentines, Valentines. Dikx Book Company. Croup, whooping cough, sore throat, sudden cold, and the lung troubles pe culiar to children, are easily controlled by promptly administering Ayer's Cnerry Pectorial. This remedy is safe to take and certain in iu action. It is worth its weight in gold is a common expression. But, while the value of gold is easily affected, the worth ol Aycr's SarsaparilLa. as a blood puri fier, never depreciates. It will eradi cate scrolula from the system when everything else fails. If you want anything in the line o' Staple or fancy Groceries, Canned Goods, Baking Powders or Tea. Call on J. W. Scott & Co. Budweisand Bohemian Export Beer very fine E. G. Newcomb's. Go to Groomes for great variety Valentines, best Chewing Tobacco best Cigars, best Apples. Fresh Teas jest received. Spices, Essences &c, &c. Fine line of Groceries, all cheap lor cash at GroouxS
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